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Georgia Law: Will Provisions
Where in the GA Code can I find the four elements of testamentary capacity? Thank you
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Answered on January 24, 2015
If you are trying to write your own will, stop. Wills are complicated. They are full of pitfalls, and you only get ONE chance at getting a will...
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My daughter is 17, has graduated. Will be 18 August 12, 2015. Does she need to be emancipated to move out.
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Answered on January 24, 2015
What you say in your post is mathematically impossible, but it probably answers your question that a child is a child until 18. Graduating high...
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How can i fight for constitution right?
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Answered on January 24, 2015
I'm not even sure what you're asking. "If you they were taken yourself"?
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For Georgia law... A Will that is attested means that it must be signed the the Testator. True or False?
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Answered on January 24, 2015
False. All wills have to be signed by the testator. An attested will is when the signature is witnessed.
I received a letter from a lawyer asking me for my business insurance information saying that a patron was burned with hot water
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Answered on January 24, 2015
You respond AND TELL YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY immediately.
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General question: Why aren't District Attornies and Public Defenders required to practice in both aspects?
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Answered on January 23, 2015
"PD case loads prohibit a g chance of deep investigation into the validity of claims let alone a plausible defense"
So you expect the government...
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Can inmate get OR bond or Order for Release when all bondsmans refuse to sell bail bond to any person?
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Answered on January 23, 2015
Problem 1: She has been on probation only a few weeks before getting arrested again, so in addition to the new charge she likely has a probation...
I have a trust fund which my father left me. I have no way of finding out what's in it or if my brothers taking money from it.
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Answered on January 23, 2015
Stop wasting time and get a lawyer. The beneficiary of a trust (you) have a right to know how the trustee (your brother) is (mis)managing your funds.
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If a woman told you that she was pregnant and the baby was yours and she wanted to have an abortion and I payed for the abortion
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Answered on January 23, 2015
You can sue her, but it would be more expensive to sue her than its worth. There's an old saying that "if a friend borrows money and doesn't...
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I just heard a lawyer/commentator on TV suggest that if jury nullification occurred and the charges of a high profile case was..
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Answered on January 23, 2015
"Probatable" is a term lawyers use when a criminal sentence can be served on probation rather than in prison. Shoplifting is a "probatable"...
